AVT 425 FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 100% CORRECT
ICAO - ANSWER International Civil Aviation Organization
FAA - ANSWER Federal Aviation Administration
FAR - ANSWER Federal Aviation Regulations
NAS - ANSWER National Airspace System
NTSB - ANSWER National Transportation Safety Board
ASAP - ANSWER Aviation Safety Action Program
Name the 3 accident models - ANSWER 1. Shell
2. 5-M
3. Swiss cheese
Explaining relationships between hazards and accidents, assisting with understanding
the operational environment and decision making, visualizing things that cannot be
directly observed, and approximating conditions that exist in the real world are the four
primary functions of what? - ANSWER S = Software (any procedures, checklists,
training, computer). H = Hardware (machines and equipment- including the controls,
instruments and interfaces). E = Environment (conditions - oxygen, pressure,
temperature, socioeconomic considerations). L = Liveware (any people involved in the
workplace - pilots, cabin crew, ATC, engineers etc )
5-Ms - ANSWER man, machine, medium, mission, management
Accident Model with Layers - ANSWER Swiss cheese model
The 4 P Factors associated with the central liveware component - ANSWER Physical
Factors
Physiological Factors
Psychological Factors
Psychosocial Factors
Practical Drift - ANSWER The slow uncoupling of policy and actual procedure. Policies
and procedure-those written rules operators come to rely on for a successful
outcome-become background context for most operators particular veterans.
acceptable - ANSWER able to be received the way it is; worthy; satisfactory
tolerable - ANSWER bearable; endurable
ICAO - ANSWER International Civil Aviation Organization
FAA - ANSWER Federal Aviation Administration
FAR - ANSWER Federal Aviation Regulations
NAS - ANSWER National Airspace System
NTSB - ANSWER National Transportation Safety Board
ASAP - ANSWER Aviation Safety Action Program
Name the 3 accident models - ANSWER 1. Shell
2. 5-M
3. Swiss cheese
Explaining relationships between hazards and accidents, assisting with understanding
the operational environment and decision making, visualizing things that cannot be
directly observed, and approximating conditions that exist in the real world are the four
primary functions of what? - ANSWER S = Software (any procedures, checklists,
training, computer). H = Hardware (machines and equipment- including the controls,
instruments and interfaces). E = Environment (conditions - oxygen, pressure,
temperature, socioeconomic considerations). L = Liveware (any people involved in the
workplace - pilots, cabin crew, ATC, engineers etc )
5-Ms - ANSWER man, machine, medium, mission, management
Accident Model with Layers - ANSWER Swiss cheese model
The 4 P Factors associated with the central liveware component - ANSWER Physical
Factors
Physiological Factors
Psychological Factors
Psychosocial Factors
Practical Drift - ANSWER The slow uncoupling of policy and actual procedure. Policies
and procedure-those written rules operators come to rely on for a successful
outcome-become background context for most operators particular veterans.
acceptable - ANSWER able to be received the way it is; worthy; satisfactory
tolerable - ANSWER bearable; endurable
